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И. Макаров. Портрет Н.В. Долгорукой. Холст, масло, 1850-е. Дальневосточный художественный музей.

Экспонируется в Дальневосточном художественном музее как работа А.Т. Маркова, однако на персональной выставке И. Макарова в Музее Пушкина (2012) указывается, что это ошибка, и автором является Макаров. Этим же художником выполнен портрет ее сына Николая (см. ниже). До революции портрет княгини находился в родовом подмосковном имении Волынщина, о чем имеется фотосвидетельство.

Наталья Владимировна Долгорукова, ур. Орлова-Давыдова(1833-1885), дочь В.П.Орлова-Давыдова (1810-1882) и О.И.Барятинской (1814-1876), жена Дмитрия Николаевича Долгорукова (1827—1910).
Date 1850s
date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
Source http://rusportrait.ru/gal11/1_1_55-11.htm
Author Алексей Марков. Иван Макаров. Экспонируется в Дальневосточном художественном музее как работа А.Т. Маркова.
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